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Various - Vito Palumbo: Three Concertos [CD]
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The genesis of this disc was Dan Laurin's idea to commission a concerto for recorder and symphony orchestra. He had performed a number of such works already, but felt that the new, more powerful 'Eagle' recorder developed by the maker Adriana Breukink could help with avoiding the usual problems with balance between soloist and orchestra. Having interested the Gavle Symphony Orchestra in the project, he then approached the Italian composer Vito Palumbo \x96 and the ball was set in motion! In 2013, after an intense collaboration between composer and soloist, the concerto was finished \x96 a single movement almost thirty minutes long, and according to Laurin 'by far the most difficult piece I have ever encountered'. The 'Eagle Concerto' is here coupled with two earlier concertante works by Palumbo, featuring Dan Laurin's close chamber music partners, harpsichordist Anna Paradiso and cellist Mats Olofsson. All three works differ greatly in style, forming a complex portrait of the composer. Palumbo himself describes the lightly scored Concerto Barocco as 'a re-appropriation of the baroque style', while the large-scale Cello Concerto is intended as a tribute to Shostakovich. The Recorder Concerto, finally, is in the words of its creator 'a large poetic fresco that to my mind is truly operatic'.
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The genesis of this disc was Dan Laurin's idea to commission a concerto for recorder and symphony orchestra. He had performed a number of such works already, but felt that the new, more powerful 'Eagle' recorder developed by the maker Adriana Breukink could help with avoiding the usual problems with balance between soloist and orchestra. Having interested the Gavle Symphony Orchestra in the project, he then approached the Italian composer Vito Palumbo \x96 and the ball was set in motion! In 2013, after an intense collaboration between composer and soloist, the concerto was finished \x96 a single movement almost thirty minutes long, and according to Laurin 'by far the most difficult piece I have ever encountered'. The 'Eagle Concerto' is here coupled with two earlier concertante works by Palumbo, featuring Dan Laurin's close chamber music partners, harpsichordist Anna Paradiso and cellist Mats Olofsson. All three works differ greatly in style, forming a complex portrait of the composer. Palumbo himself describes the lightly scored Concerto Barocco as 'a re-appropriation of the baroque style', while the large-scale Cello Concerto is intended as a tribute to Shostakovich. The Recorder Concerto, finally, is in the words of its creator 'a large poetic fresco that to my mind is truly operatic'.
I. Allegro - Various Performers
II. Adagio - Various Performers
III. Vivacissimo - Various Performers
I. - Mats Olofsson/G\xc3\xa4vle Symphony Orchestra
II. - Mats Olofsson/G\xc3\xa4vle Symphony Orchestra
III. - Mats Olofsson/G\xc3\xa4vle Symphony Orchestra
Recorder Concerto - Dan Laurin/G\xc3\xa4vle Symphony Orchestra
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Brand New From Reputable UK Company With 30 Years Experience In Retail, Please Note Not All Our New Items Are Shrink Wrapped.
All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.
Please note that all our DVDs are Region 2.
Please note that not all audio CDs are shrink-wrapped fom the factory.
The genesis of this disc was Dan Laurin's idea to commission a concerto for recorder and symphony orchestra. He had performed a number of such works already, but felt that the new, more powerful 'Eagle' recorder developed by the maker Adriana Breukink could help with avoiding the usual problems with balance between soloist and orchestra. Having interested the Gavle Symphony Orchestra in the project, he then approached the Italian composer Vito Palumbo \x96 and the ball was set in motion! In 2013, after an intense collaboration between composer and soloist, the concerto was finished \x96 a single movement almost thirty minutes long, and according to Laurin 'by far the most difficult piece I have ever encountered'. The 'Eagle Concerto' is here coupled with two earlier concertante works by Palumbo, featuring Dan Laurin's close chamber music partners, harpsichordist Anna Paradiso and cellist Mats Olofsson. All three works differ greatly in style, forming a complex portrait of the composer. Palumbo himself describes the lightly scored Concerto Barocco as 'a re-appropriation of the baroque style', while the large-scale Cello Concerto is intended as a tribute to Shostakovich. The Recorder Concerto, finally, is in the words of its creator 'a large poetic fresco that to my mind is truly operatic'.
All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.
Please note that all our DVDs are Region 2.
Please note that not all audio CDs are shrink-wrapped fom the factory.
The genesis of this disc was Dan Laurin's idea to commission a concerto for recorder and symphony orchestra. He had performed a number of such works already, but felt that the new, more powerful 'Eagle' recorder developed by the maker Adriana Breukink could help with avoiding the usual problems with balance between soloist and orchestra. Having interested the Gavle Symphony Orchestra in the project, he then approached the Italian composer Vito Palumbo \x96 and the ball was set in motion! In 2013, after an intense collaboration between composer and soloist, the concerto was finished \x96 a single movement almost thirty minutes long, and according to Laurin 'by far the most difficult piece I have ever encountered'. The 'Eagle Concerto' is here coupled with two earlier concertante works by Palumbo, featuring Dan Laurin's close chamber music partners, harpsichordist Anna Paradiso and cellist Mats Olofsson. All three works differ greatly in style, forming a complex portrait of the composer. Palumbo himself describes the lightly scored Concerto Barocco as 'a re-appropriation of the baroque style', while the large-scale Cello Concerto is intended as a tribute to Shostakovich. The Recorder Concerto, finally, is in the words of its creator 'a large poetic fresco that to my mind is truly operatic'.
I. Allegro - Various Performers
II. Adagio - Various Performers
III. Vivacissimo - Various Performers
I. - Mats Olofsson/G\xc3\xa4vle Symphony Orchestra
II. - Mats Olofsson/G\xc3\xa4vle Symphony Orchestra
III. - Mats Olofsson/G\xc3\xa4vle Symphony Orchestra
Recorder Concerto - Dan Laurin/G\xc3\xa4vle Symphony Orchestra
